The two grand finalists in 2024’s MasterChef Australia have been revealed.
In the nail-biting semi-final, contestants Savindri Perera, Josh Perry (aka Pezza), and Nat Thaipun were tasked with designing their own menu and making a three-course meal for 20 diners as well as the judges.
The challenge was demanding for all three chefs, who were on their feet for a staggering five hours.
In the challenge, Savindri took the opportunity to try to showcase all that Sri Lankan cooking could be, however, she was plagued by time management issues.
In the end, Savindri failed to impress the judges as much as humble Tasmania butcher Pezza and risk-taking Nat, who triumphed as the two grand finalists.
After the pair were triumphant, the results were shared on MasterChef Australia’s Instagram page.
The photo showed the moment Nat and Pezza had found out they had made it through to the grand final.
‘Put your hands together for our MasterChef 2024 Grand Finalists!’ the caption read.
The two grand finalists in 2024’s MasterChef Australia have been revealed. In the nail-biting semi-final, contestants Savindri Perera, Josh Perry (aka Pezza), and Nat Thaipun were tasked with designing their own menu
In the end, Savindri failed to impress the judges as much as humble Tasmania butcher Pezza and risk taking Nat, who triumphed as the two grand finalists
‘This is the cutest pic ever,’ judge Poh Ling Yeow posted in the comments.
Meanwhile, fans flooded the post with congratulations and well-wishes for the pair, with many of the show’s viewers supporting both of them.
‘Our 2 favourites in the Grand Final!!! Woohoo,’ wrote one excited fan.
‘Yay! Now it’s tough! I love both of them equally,’ wrote another.
‘My two favourites. They are both winners,’ someone else wrote.
‘What a final two. Will be happy either way,’ said one more.
‘This is the cutest pic ever,’ judge Poh Ling Yeow (second from right) posted in the comments. Yeow is pictured alongside Jean-Christophe Novelli (left), food critic Sofia Levin (second from left), chef Curtis Stone (centre) and Andy Allen (right)
